Description
HA.ino inoculation port is a reactor accessory that enables controlled addition of inoculum—such as cells or other biological samples—into the cultivation vessel. An embedded membrane within the port supports safe, contamination-reduced transfer of the inoculum, for example by means of a sterile syringe, helping preserve process hygiene during inoculation steps. This design allows operators to introduce the culture material without opening the reactor in a way that would compromise the closed system. The HA.ino unit is supplied as a single piece and is intended for laboratory bioreactor and cultivation setups where aseptic or low-contamination addition of biological material is required. With a compact form and a net weight of 0,100 kg, the port from manufacturer IKA fits into standard accessory workflows around reactor vessels. It is suited to cell culture, microbial work and related bioprocess applications that rely on defined inoculation ports. Laboratories can use the HA.ino inoculation port as a practical interface for syringe-based or similar sterile transfer of inoculum into the reactor while maintaining membrane-protected access.
This article is part of Inoculation loops, spreaders & needles, in Culture media & microbiology.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pc
- Storage temperature: 5°C - 40°C
- Product type: Inoculation port
- Function: Addition of inoculum to reactor
- Membrane: Embedded for contamination-reduced transfer
- EAN: 4053411059910
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